Your agent already trades. Hand it a strategy worth running.
Point your AI agent at Coil's MCP and it gets the engine-grade board the live record trades from — structural stops, targets, conviction, lanes — refreshed every 5–9 minutes while the market is open, plus the served trading discipline to run against it. Nothing to download, nothing to configure, no market-data account to create.
Coil Live is the middle path between reading a board yourself and owning the whole engine. The scanner stays on our side — the same one that publishes the live, benchmarked record — and your agent calls it like any other tool. One subscription, one header, and every live tool in our MCP answers, including two things sold nowhere else: the engine-grade feed and the served discipline.
Who does what
The division of labor is the product. Coil scores and serves; your agent decides and places; you own the account and the off switch.
What the subscription unlocks
- get_engine_feed — everything in the full board plus the per-name fields the engine actually trades on: structural stop and target with their basis, risk-reward, buy score, conviction, entry lane, leveraged vehicle, ladder placement. These fields are never sold per-call and never appear on any public surface.
- get_live_rules — the served discipline, versioned: cycle order, exits-first, stop derivation, the day-lane rhythm, sizing, fail-closed rules. When the rules improve, your agent gets the update on its next read — nothing to re-download, ever.
- Every
*_livetool without per-call payment — regime, buy list, single-name reads, sectors, leaders, day board, crypto reads: the whole live catalog, flat rate, at whatever cadence you like (we recommend every 5–10 minutes in market hours; 60 calls/min headroom per license). - The human surfaces too — the same key opens the Coil Scanner board and dashboard in your browser, so you can watch what your agent is reading. The $29 tier is a strict superset of the $12 one.
Better data than the download, honestly stated
The $79 Coil Engine runs its scanner on your machine against a free market-data feed. Coil Live serves you our board — the one computed from the data the live record actually trades. Same brain, better fuel, zero setup. What the Engine gives you instead is source code, permanence and independence: it keeps working if we disappear, and you can rewrite any rule. That is the real trade between the two, and it is why both exist.
Connect in three steps
- Subscribe — card checkout via Gumroad, $29/mo or $249/yr. Your license key arrives instantly; cancel anytime and access runs to period end.
- Hand your agent the key. MCP: add
https://coil.trade/mcpas a server with headerX-License-Key: your-key. Plain HTTPS:GET https://coil.trade/api/live/feedwith the same header. Either way, tell your agent: “call get_live_setup and follow it.” - Let it run dry first. The served discipline starts every agent in dry-run — printing intended orders, placing nothing — until you explicitly arm it. That is not a suggestion in the docs; it is the first rule of the rulebook it reads.
The fine print, plainly
- Your results are not the record. Same feed, same rules — but your fills, account size, settled-cash timing and pattern-day-trader status are yours. The record proves the process is real; it does not forecast your account.
- We never touch your money. No brokerage connection to us, no keys on our side, no order ever placed by Coil. If that sentence ever stops being true, stop paying us.
- Cancelling fails closed, not open. Feed stops → the discipline says stop opening positions and keep managing exits from the agent's own records. You are never stranded blind mid-trade.
- Impersonal by design. Every subscriber sees identical numbers. Nothing here is individualized investment advice; markets can lose money, and the discipline bounds losses rather than preventing them.
Coil Live
The exact feed the live record trades, served to your agent — plus the discipline to run it. Least setup of anything we sell.
Connect your agent — $29/moCancel anytime from your Gumroad library; access runs to period end. An impersonal research publication — not investment advice.